The act of walking was one that Saigyo, Basho and Matsuo turned into poetry. Source: A thousand years of walking through Japan | The Japan Times

Source: 30 installations to see on Charoen Krung street art walking tour | Coconuts Bangkok

Pankaj Tiwari and Abhishek Thapar walked for 13 days, sharing anecdotes from the migrant experiences in India to whoever joined them on the road. On July 15, they ended the piece, titled ‘The Art of Walking’, at a refugee camp in Calais, France, where large numbers of migrants wait to be let into the UK Source: Indian artists in Europe share experience of migrant labourers walking home during lockdown | Lifestyle News,The Indian Express

Lucas Rizzotto, a virtual reality and augmented reality artist, decided to build his own "time machine." To do it, he filmed his life using Snapchat Spectacles for one year and then created a virtual reality experience to look back at his memories. Source: This Artist Made a Time Machine Using Snapchat's Spectacles

You may not be able to travel to Iceland, but your screams of frustration can. Source: Iceland is broadcasting the world's screams to relieve coronavirus stress - CBS News

Source: Soundmapping Beyond The Grid: alternative cartographies of sound by Isobel Anderson

Having toured the globe — from camping in the Arctic to cycling through Kyrgyzstan — the adventurer finds that journeys of real significance are also on offer closer to home. Source: Why we travel: Alastair Humphreys on finding great escapes in the UK | National Geographic

Geographers have used lockdown to map a network of routes across Britain – joining urban areas via forgotten pathways Source: How the Slow Ways network could change walking in Britain | Walking holidays | The Guardian

Geronimo Think these pieces were made from pencil, pen or paint? Think again. Artist Matthew Cusick cuts away pieces on maps, atlases, encyclopedias and Source: Meticulously Detailed Map Art (10 pics)

Next week we’ll be taking part in Metal Culture’s Future Network Shorts. We’ll be presenting ‘Walking in Circles’, a guided virtual-walk along the route we take daily … Source: Walking In Circles – Artist Talk – Daniel & Clara

Source: Londoner Saira Niazi’s Walking Tour Of A City Forever In Flux – Ace Reader

"What’s more, the software update will allow AirPods Pro to tell when you move your head, body, or Apple device and adjust the audio, accordingly" Source: AirPods Pro to add surround sound with iOS 14 update — Apple World Today

Chicago has a robust public arts scene. While The Bean might hog most of the shine, the city's collection of outdoor murals is perhaps even more deserving. Source: The Ultimate Chicago Outdoor Mural Crawl - InsideHook

“…far from being the aimless, empty-headed drifting of the casual stroller, Debord’s principle is nearer to a military strategy and has its roots not in earlier avant-garde experimentat…" "Psychogeography is about recapturing occupied territory." Source: Fuck Psychogeography – orbific.com

Can walking the city streets still be liberating, when every path is paved with literary quotations and artistic prefiguring? Source: Psychogeography: where writers should now fear to tread | Aeon Essays

Need a change in scene? Round up the family, jump in the car and drive to these spots in the city and check out the wonderful street art. Source: Here's where you can find awesome street art in Dubai

With most bars still takeout only, indoor gatherings discouraged and the weather warmer, Americans are sipping and strolling. Source: Slosh! Slurp! Welcome to the ‘Walktail’ Party - The New York Times

A Huntly arts organisation Deveron Projects has called on people to come together and collaboratively "walk the world". Source: People across globe encouraged to take part in Slow Marathon | Press and Journal

To launch our new series about walking, here is an audio field guide to crossing a continent on foot Source: How to Walk Across Europe - Dark Mountain

Lieberman makes a point to connect digitally with his audience at a time when we are seeking relief from isolation. Source: WM | whitehot magazine of contemporary art | Hope within Walking Distance: Adversity and the Sublime in Charlie Lieberman's Photography